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Nov. 14/15-Density WebQuest- due Nov. 21- see Science 8 Web Site

Test on Newton's Laws/Forces in Fluids and NOTE Check- Nov. 18/19.

Nov. 12/13-Finish Hops and register for Jason.

Nov. 6/7- Swim Bladders/ the Case of the Missing Crown Reading and Enrichment Activity

Nov.4/5- Density Take Home Test

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STAR COUNT PROJECT IS DUE ON TUESDAY!! DON"T FORGET TO ENTER THE INFORMATION ON THE COMPUTER AND GET YOUR PAPER SIGNED!!!!!

Oct. 31/Nov. 3- Pressure and Gravity Reinforcement(HW2-4)

Oct. 29/30- Bring in your can(HW2-3 for the lab. Reinforcement 1- Pressure. (HW2-2)

Oct. 27- Finish enrichment sheets(HW 2-1)from last week. Bring in a CAN for the lab on Friday/Monday.

2nd Quarter Begins

              Star Count Project is due November 4th!!

Oct. 22/23- Finish classwork problems. Don't forget to Show Your Work!!  NOTEBOOK CHECK!!!

Oct. 15/16- Roller Coaster Project is due Friday

Oct.13/14- Newton's Second law Review and problem sheet

              OCTOBER 17th ROLLER COASTER PROJECT IS DUE!!!!

Oct. 9/10- Line Up With Math- Work Book D pages 1,2 &3

Oct. 7/8- Newton's First Law Reinforcement- both sides

Oct.3/6- Work on Roller Coaster Project

Oct.1/2- Momentum Calculations

Science Test on Chapter- Oct.3/6

Sept. 29/30-Calculations of Motion. Write formulas and SHOW WORK!!

Sept.25/26- No Homework- work on project.

Roller Coaster Project - DUE October 17

Sept. 23/24- Section 1 & 2 Reinforcement - Motion and Acceleration

Sept.19/22- Velocity and Accelaration Problems and Graph

Sept. 15/16- Study for test. Motion Problems. p. 632 Math Skills Activity. p.635 Section Assessment #1,3,4,5

Sept. 17/18 Science Test on Graphing and Chapter 1

Sept.9/10-Finding the Answer. Scale and length measurement activity.

Sept.5/8- Mouse Graph- Don't forget questions on the back.

August 29/Sept.2- Section 1 and 2 Reinforcement.

August 27/28- Finish graphing review sheet. Pre-lab- Read Lab and answer pre lab questions.

August 25/26- Questions/Main ideas and Summary for Cornell Notes